Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-01
FOLKS WE KNOW.

Wm. X. Mckay, OF Bay City, was in
town yesterday on business.
W b. Weston, of the ISade. went to
Chicago on a short trip yesterday.
A. L. McGregor, q prominent citizen of
Duluth. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Weller. OF Mrskegon, is in
the city visiting Miss Matte Daley.
Mail Carrier, McNally. has returned to his
routs after a vacation Of fifteen days.
Mrs. Carpenter OF Lansing. is visiting her
brother Deputy Sheriff Cook. OF Washing
ton-st-
7. II. Fish. of Ionia. General Superin-
tendent Of the d. l.. & n. railroad, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Thsyer. jr.. have
iust returned from two weeks visit with
trends in Chicago.
b A. Fletcher, formerly with the Great
WARDROBE, has taken 3 position with the
Star Clothing House.
Mrs s. p High. Of Buchanan, Mich. is
the gusstof Mrs. r. w. and A. J. Salier., OF
the Commercial Hotel
Frank +. Kutts. the attorney, has re-
moved to Bessemer, Upper Peninsula,
where be will open a law Office.
J.'B. Kitchen. proprietor Of the Paxton
ftOtrA - Vb&anE. -NcO.s Is III the DuFlux
furniture for new hotel at Leadvile Col.
VIII ". Allan, accompanied by his
uncle. C.-k. smith with the TIPPED Com
psny, has returned from . trip in the East
Miss Alice Corysll, of the city schools
mer IA Canada, and IS accompanied by her
mother.
John Brennan, heavy furniture dealer
Of Sacramento. Cal, isin the city making
some large purchases from the local manu-
facturerers.
Miss Helen McGurrin viii return from
Big Rapids next Saturday TO attend the
Christening of her nephew, Francis Leland.
Of Salt Lake City Utah.
Fred r. Doty, wbC has been visiting
friends in the city, left yesterday for De-
troit. From there he will 20 10 Kansas 10
locate and engage in banking.
Rev. j. T. Roberts and bride, have re-
turned from their trip among tie Northern
resorts. Regular services will be resumed
at Temple Emanuel next Sunday.
Hon. H. c. Akeley. OF Grand Haven. and
one OF the directors of the Old National
bank Of this city. is removing 10 Minneapo-
lie. where he will make his future home.
J. W Mckinney. local freight agent Of
the L. :. 4 NJ. 8. IL mentioned as the posi-
Die successor 10 N. r. Wst'les, superinten-
dent OF the Kalamazoo division Of the road.
c. Deadorf. formerly OF Ross Station. is
now acting as night operator al the G. Z. &
I. Offices in Kalamazoo. he Is nineteen
years Of age and stands forty four inches in
height.
T. r. Riley, an operator in the Office of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
here, has been rendered a position in the
Office A. Detroit, and viii leave this morn
for that city.
Miss Lails Buriingsme. daughter Of
| Judge Barsingame. will entertain several OF
| summer home. on the river bank, near the
/ Soldiers Home today.
Mrs. Eose Hsrtwick Thorpe. formerly of
l this city author Of the poem, 'Curfev Must
Not Ring Tonight is going 70 California
% I've. She has been located N Texas for
some time past with her husband.
Misses Ovy Fanny and Laura Foster. of
l Huntsville. O.. sisters OF Wilder D. Foster.
ara IN the city and will make this place
their home. They viii be Joined in few
I days By their mother and brother.
". ;. Crosby. Of CHICAGO, rsprssen ting a
1 financial interest IN The Cable road. has
srrivsd with rs wife and taken quarters AZ
/ the Warwick. He vii remain in The CITY
for shout three months, or until he sees The
road IN operation
r r. Holden. s5itor-in-chief o the
1 Cleveland Esgia4sIier csiei on the IT, r
I sRsw- HERtHn last evening Mr. Holden
WITH his friend Colonel O'Nsfil has been m
IN Nsnistee county look Ing over some
/ property they own there. The FEair s}s.li =
IS one CT The most prosperous PAPERS il
| Ohio.
Professor WslieuStsin, the leader of The
! Arlington orchestra ieft Nondav fnr Bsv
/ CRY. where he vi rs1earse VITA he So
smith Russell troupe preparatory 70 their
/ engagement a. Powers Opers House
/ Grand Rspids. en- Friday and SATURDAY
nett During his absence Ms Gardner. 4
pianist ~ this city vii 6ll his place a. the
/ piano rsiosksr Rser~f,-.